FERTS: Fertility Emigration Resource and Training Supply

Raised in FERTS since birth, Beth 259201’s life changes when she breaks regulation and is demoted to Epsilon circuit. She is uprooted from a life of grooming and servitude to a regime of weapons and fight training.

But 201 harbors a gift, one that could hold the key to the secrets of the facility. It may also be the curse that drives her to madness.

As 201 struggles with her allegiance to the meticulously established order of FERTS, she is haunted by the ever-increasing glimpses of what may lie beneath, and beyond.

FERTS is a post-war dystopian thriller. Free on Kindle.

On the frontiers of settled space, light-years from the nearest colony world, two brothers find a derelict space station with a sole survivor: a young girl frozen in cryofreeze. Without the means to wake her, they set out to find someone who does—not realizing that they’ve stumbled into a frontier war with the hegemonic Gaian Empire. Free on Kindle.

“Okay, Mrs. Jones, here’s the thing,” Yves said. “You put me in your books for the magic solutions I could bring to Earth, right?”

“Exactly. We need you down here to stop all the wars, and get rid of the guns, and .., well, I don’t really need to explain. You can see for yourself that Earth needs a whole lot of fixing.”

“No question. But with so much to do, why did you pick me. Why not one of the more experienced Powers? I’m a rookie on my first assignment. I’m bound to mess up.”

I had to chuckle. Of course he’d mess up. In fact he’d mess up for four whole novels before he got it right. I didn’t tell him that of course. Wouldn’t do for him to know about his future. Free on Kindle.

Doctor Dana Wright thinks she has seen something new on the surface of Mars. Senate Aide Tom Matthews can help her get to NASA with the information. Tom has more information than he knows, as his memory extends before this life. Dana would like to know how Tom remembers so much. Tom would like to know why he doesn’t remember Dana. And what are the markings on the surface of the Red Planet? Free on Kindle.

Intentional adventures are bad enough. But if you’re experiencing involuntary exploits, well, that just doubles up on the suckage.

Dogget Mann is only a kid and he didn’t ask for any of this. Not the space-time relocation, not the floating, sentient sphere that looks after him, and especially not the hordes of transgenic reprobates out for his blood.

Still, it all made for an entertaining, tragi-comic story for most of your damn family; so he wrote it up and put it in a canister on the moon. He figured somebody had to stumble onto to it sooner or later. He was right about that.

And now, you can read his irreverent tale of constant jeopardy and woe for free on Kindle! At least until Saturday 9/26. Then you have to pay, like everyone else.

In 2080, Detective J.L. Cooper thinks he can avoid pop travel teleportation, until he stumbles onto a video of a pop traveler who turns to dust. In a chase, popping around the globe with the neurotic, genius “Creator” and a beautiful Southern temptress, Cooper must expose the deadly glitch and shut it down or die trying. No problem. $0.99 on Kindle.

Former Beatle assistant Mal Evans lies dying of a gunshot wound in his apartment in Los Angeles. It’s been six years since his beloved band broke up, and during those six years, as his life fell apart, he had always asked himself:

What if he could have done something to keep them together?

Mal is whisked back to 1969, a pivotal time in the Beatles’ career, and he manages to keep them together for a bit longer. New Beatles albums are released. But there are signs of trouble: Paul and John are at each other’s throats; George is doubting his musical ability; Ringo has trouble living up to the Beatle name.

And Mal, in the midst of it all, must continue running from Death, who still wants him back on that Los Angeles apartment floor.

Similar to Stephen King’s 11/22/63 in its travel through time to revisit a turning point in history, The Death and Life of Mal Evans is a succinct yet riveting romp through the 1970s. Free on Kindle.

What would you do if you woke up captive in a prison of complete darkness?

Kasha is accused of possessing powers and abilities she had no previous knowledge of. With no discernable powers, she must seek to use all skills at her disposal. She must search for the answers and the freedom she so desperately desires. Trust in a stranger may be her only path to freedom. Not knowing who to trust, she must find a way to escape before she pays the ultimate price and finds herself taken by the darkness.

Sometimes, you must betray your heart and walk amongst the darkness in order to find the truest light. Free on Kindle.

With help from the girl of his dreams and the school’s meanest bully, eleven-year old Alex tries to save a girl with paranormal behaviors. Free on Kindle.

An epic fantasy laced with Celtic myth. A warrior, a mage and a vengeful god face an ancient evil rising in the desert. Culainn – he: a rogue warrior running from his past – and Persha – she: an outcast from her own people – do battle with demons, desert nomads and the northern god of war in a gripping adventure of magic and war. Free on Kindle.

The daughter of time travelers, Sybil Hardenbergh is caught in the middle of a fight to rewrite history to make Germany win World War I. With divided loyalties between her pro-English parents and pro-German boyfriend, Sybil is drawn into the conflict, risking her life in ways she never thought possible. Can she save the doomed inventor who has won her heart? And, if she does save him, will she be able to avoid the fate of a ruinous future? Free on Kindle.

When the apocalypse came, no one was ready for it.
The end of society swept across the world, killing billions and revealing a line of gifted descendants who have inherited the heavy duty of saving the human race and rebuilding a more perfect world. Full of action, magic, and fantasy, this book is a gritty view of life after doomsday, where not everyone will be a survivor, and not every survivor deserves to be one. Free on Kindle.

Geeky lesbian Dakota Shepherd always dreamed of being a hero. Army? Police? FBI? Secret Agent? She had big dreams for the future. Then the blackouts started and ruined her future. Years later, she’s still just a museum security guard, until one night, one intruder, one brush with fate. Dakota Awakens, Hellfire blazing from her hands. Now Dakota has stumbled upon a secret, the truth about those blackouts and holes in her memory that ruined her life. Now she wants to know who held her back: Who put her back to sleep when she Awakened years before? $1.99 on Kindle.

Cold. Creeping chill in the bones of all mankind, who in their last simultaneous breath feel their bodies disintegrate into vapor. The world over, seven billion people vanish from inside their clothes, leaving behind a world empty, and quiet, and strange.
This is the way the world ended.

Forty years on, the people of New Canterbury, among the 0.01% of humanity to survive the End, are desperate to save all that remains of civilisation. When famine strikes, and thousands starve, an army gathers in the feudal North, bent on finding retribution for mysterious past evils.

As supernatural forces awaken, pulling the strings behind the curtain, the world grows darker, and the last war of humanity looms on the horizon.

The End was just the beginning. $0.99 on Kindle.

Fascinated by the spate of murders in London’s poverty stricken Whitechapel, Emmanuel Ortiz (aka Judas Iscariot) soon realizes the killings resemble others he is familiar with, and the bloody signature of killing and taunts speaks to the unholy talents of yet another immortal…an enemy from long ago. $0.99 on Kindle.

A terrorist organization has figured out a way to destroy satellites, and they’re going to keep doing it until their demands are met.

When the Hubble Telescope disappears, the FBI calls on troubleshooter Jake Corby. Corby has promised his wife to cut down on the hero stuff, but when the International Space Station is targeted, his promise gets hard to keep. $0.99 on Kindle.

Josiah never looks for trouble, but somehow it always finds him.

Fourteen-year-old Josiah is convinced his life is ruined. He apprenticed with the Fuller’s Guild because he was fascinated by the complex machinery of the fulling mill. But the actual work is deadly dull.

To relieve his boredom, Josiah attempts a risky stunt, but it goes horribly wrong. Only the quick intervention of the wizard Elkan and his familiar, a donkey named Sar, saves Josiah’s life.

Josiah jumps at the chance to become Elkan’s assistant. He enjoys working with the dedicated young wizard and clever, acerbic donkey as they serve the people of Tevenar. But his impulsive attempts to help often cause more problems than they solve.

Then one storm-torn night Josiah faces a decision that could change the future of Tevenar forever. And he discovers that, when nothing is as simple as it seems, even actions taken with the best of intentions can have devastating consequences. $0.99 on Kindle.